Spend an evening at Ole Rømer Observatory in Aarhus and look up at the night sky through Denmark's largest telescope. The visit also gives you a chance to explore the observatory's 115-year-old building.
When the sky is clear, the session focuses on the stars and planets visible that evening. Depending on what is up, you might look at the Moon's craters, zoom in on Saturn's rings, spot a distant galaxy, or step outside to study a constellation.
If clouds cover the sky, the evening goes ahead anyway indoors. The guide shares astronomy stories about life in the universe, recent space travel and the history of the observatory, with striking images from the large space telescopes.
